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Review: ‘Non-Stop Spider-Man’ #2 Is Heavy On Action, Light On Story

With a new drug called “A-Plus” wreaking havoc at Empire State University, leaving a trail of bodies in its wake,

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April 16, 2021 James Ferguson 2546 Views Al Vey, Chris Bachalo, comics, Joe Kelly, Marcio Menyz, Marvel Comics, Non-Stop Spider-Man, Review, Tim Townsend, Travis Lanham, Wayne Faucher
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Review: Only Three Survivors Remain In ‘Maniac Of New York’ #3

In the second chapter of Maniac of New York, Harry had a whole subway train filled with commuters to have

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April 16, 2021 Brendan M. Allen 2451 Views Aftershock Comics, Andrea Mutti, comics, Elliott Kalan, Maniac of New York, Review, Taylor Esposito
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Review: Abraham Slam’s Dignity Takes A Hit In ‘Black Hammer: Visions’ #3

Super heroes rarely age. There’s something there to explain why they are constantly in their 30s or 40s, like they

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April 15, 2021 James Ferguson 2337 Views Black Hammer, Black Hammer: Visions, Chip Zdarsky, comics, Dark Horse Comics, Dave Stewart, Johnnie Christmas, Nate Piekos, Review
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Review: ‘Guardians Of The Galaxy’ #13 Reveals An Exciting New Mission

After almost a decade of the Guardians of the Galaxy resembling a very specific iteration of the team, the mold

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April 15, 2021 Tony Thornley 2193 Views Al Ewing, comics, Cory Petit, Federico Blee, Guardians of the Galaxy, Juan Frigeri, Marvel Comics, Review
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Review: ‘Power Pack’ #5 Proves Just How Fun And Amazing Comic Books Truly Are In The Series Conclusion

Stories can take a lot of shapes and forms, covering the variety of genres and sub-genres humanity has created over

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April 15, 2021 Scott Redmond 3351 Views comics, Marvel Comics, Nico Leon, Power Pack, Rachelle Rosenberg, Review, Ryan North, Travis Lanham
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Review: ‘Darkhawk: Heart Of The Hawk’ #1 Works For New And Old Readers Alike

Chris Powell has come a long way since finding a strange amulet in an abandoned amusement park. As the hero,

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April 15, 2021 James Ferguson 2773 Views Andrea Di Vito, Chris Sotomayor, comics, Dan Abnett, Danny Fingeroth, Darkhawk: Heart of the Hawk, Erick Arciniega, Juanan Ramirez, Kyle Higgins, le beau underwood, Marvel Comics, Mike Manley, Review, Sebastian Cheng, Travis Lanham
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Review: ‘Children of the Atom’ #2 Brings The Action, But Doesn’t Shy Away From Heavier Realistic Topics

Our reality is a constant series of similar and different events that collide against one another, sometimes touching our lives

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April 14, 2021 Scott Redmond 2417 Views Bernard Chang, Children of the Atom, comics, marcelo maiolo, Marvel Comics, Review, Travis Lanham, Vita Ayala
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Review: ‘Magic’ #1, The Balancing Act Is The Real Trick Here

A new beginning for the pop culture phenomenon of Magic starts here from Jed MacKay (Marvel’s Black Cat) and Ig

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April 14, 2021 Cesareo Garasa 2847 Views Arianna Consonni, Boom! Studios, comics, Ed Dukeshire, Ig Guara, Jed MacKay, magic, Review
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Review: The Heist Is On As ‘Black Cat’ #5 Delivers Heavy Secrets And Deep Emotions Along The Way

Since it kicked off in 2019, Marvel Comics’ Black Cat series has been an action-packed, thieving romp around the Marvel

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April 14, 2021 Scott Redmond 2375 Views Black Cat, Brian Reber, comics, ferran delgado, Jed MacKay, Marvel Comics, michael dowling, Review
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Review: Things In Madripoor Come To A Semi-Conclusion With ‘Marauders’ #19

Among certain circles of X-fandom on the internet, there is little debate as to how overall good the current era

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April 13, 2021 Scott Redmond 1973 Views comics, Cory Petit, Edgar Delgado, Gerry Duggan, Marauders, Marvel Comics, Review, Stefano Caselli
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Review: Things Get Incredible In ‘Immortal Hulk’ #45

If there’s one thing the Immortal Hulk team has shown readers, it’s that they know how to do plot set-up

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April 12, 2021 Tony Thornley 3228 Views Al Ewing, belardino brabo, comics, Cory Petit, Hulk, Immortal Hulk, Joe Bennett, Marvel Comics, Paul Mounts, Review, Ruy Jose
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Review: ‘Shadow Life’ Is A Quirky, Yet Poignant Look At Life And Death

Kumiko is getting older, but she’s not ready to give up her independence, much to the dismay of her daughters.

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April 12, 2021 James Ferguson 2567 Views Ann Xu, comics, First Second Books, Hiromi Goto, Review, Shadow Life
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Review: ‘Batman’ #107 Deals In Fear

The Scarecrow is one of the most unsettling and frightening villains in the DC Universe. His particular brand of evil

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April 9, 2021 Tony Thornley 2357 Views Batman, Clayton Cowles, comics, DC Comics, James Tynion IV, Jorge Jimenez, Review, Tomeu Morey
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Review: ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #63 Serves Up Some Soap Opera Style Dramatics

While Kingpin is sending a horde of bounty hunters after Spider-Man and Boomerang, a love story gets caught in the

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April 8, 2021 James Ferguson 2454 Views Alex Sinclair, Amazing Spider-Man, comics, federico vicentini, Joe Caramagna, Marvel Comics, Nick Spencer, Review
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Review: ‘Avengers: Curse Of The Man-Thing’ Crafts A Deep New Mythology

Science and magic. The two conflicting sides of the Man-Thing have collided before. However, neither have caused quite so much

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April 8, 2021 Tony Thornley 2596 Views Avengers, Avengers: Curse of the Man-Thing, Clayton Cowles, comics, Curse of the Man-Thing, francesco mobili, guru-efx, Man-Thing, Marvel Comics, Review, Steve Orlando
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Review: ‘Excalibur’ #20 Presents The Sorrowful Tale Of A Ghostly Mutant

At this point, it would be quite a task to find any significant mutant character at Marvel (those that have

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April 7, 2021 Scott Redmond 2356 Views Ariana Maher, comics, Erick Arciniega, Excalibur, Marcus To, Marvel Comics, Review, Tini Howard
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Review: ‘Two Moons’ #2 – Spirits In The Material World

“THE IRON NOOSE,” Part TwoFacing a court-martial and execution at the hands of the Union Army, Virgil must depend on

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April 6, 2021 Cesareo Garasa 2549 Views comics, Image Comics, John Arcudi, Review, Two Moons, valerio giangiordano
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Review: ‘I Breathed A Body #3’ – Sensation and Spectacle, At Any Cost.

A science fiction horror series about social media, big tech and influencer culture. Grisly livestreams descend into utter perversion, proving

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April 6, 2021 Cesareo Garasa 2291 Views Aftershock Comics, Andy Macdonald, comics, Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou, I Breathed a Body, Review, Triona Farrell, Zac Thompson
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Review: ‘Home’ #1 – For Some, There’s No Place For Home

When a young boy is torn away from his mother while seeking asylum at the U.S. border, something begins to

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April 6, 2021 Cesareo Garasa 2343 Views Anna Wieszczyk, Bryan Valenza, comics, Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou, Home, Image Comics, Julio Anta, Review
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Advance Review: ‘Transformers Beast Wars’ #3 Displays Logical Actions

Cover A features art by artist Josh Burchham. He also provides the interior art. Thus this cover provides a preview

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April 6, 2021 Benjamin Hall 2675 Views comic book, Dan Schoening, Erik Burnham, Hasbro, IDW, Issue 3, jake m. wood, Josh Burcham, Josh Perez, Luis Antonio Delgado, Review, Transformers: Beast Wars
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Review: ‘Silk’ #1 Breathes New Life Into The Spider Family

Cindy Moon starts her new job at Threats & Menaces under J. Jonah Jameson. It couldn’t have happened at a

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April 5, 2021 James Ferguson 2331 Views Ariana Maher, comics, Ian Herring, Marvel Comics, Maurene Goo, Review, silk, Takeshi Miyazawa
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Review: ‘Mann’s World’ #3 Is Pretty To Look At. But Struggles To Find Its Message

Often what compels the audience to continue to follow any piece of media is characters that they can connect with

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April 2, 2021 Scott Redmond 2664 Views Andworld Design, AWA Studios, comics, Mann's World, Niko Walter, Review, Snakebite Cortez, Victor Gischler
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Review: High School, Trauma, And Horror Connect In The Darkly Beautiful ‘Shadowcraft’ #1

Teen dramas, even one with supernatural elements, are a dime a dozen most times, especially in our modern era. Some

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April 1, 2021 Scott Redmond 3123 Views Antonio Fabela, comics, Image Comics, Joe Henderson, Lee Garbett, Review, Shadecraft, Simon Bowland
Comics Reviews 

Review: Cops And Masks Collide In The Action-Packed And Dynamic ‘The Next Batman: Second Son’ #6

For five issues, The Next Batman: Second Son has been building quite a few connected, but not fully connected plotlines.

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April 1, 2021 Scott Redmond 2189 Views comics, DC Comics, Deron Bennett, John Ridley, Review, Rex Lokus, The Next Batman: Second Son, Travel Foreman
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Review: ‘Black Cat’ #4 Pits Cat Versus Cat In A Stylish Character Driven Storyline

Felicia Hardy, the Black Cat, has been on a whirlwind tour of the Marvel Universe, pulling off various high-profile heists

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April 1, 2021 Scott Redmond 2671 Views Black Cat, Brian Reber, comics, ferran delgado, Jed MacKay, Marvel Comics, Nina Vakueva, Review
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Review: ‘X-Men’ #19 Changes The Game… In More Ways Than One

Over a year ago, three X-Men entered the Vault. It was a mission that they knew they may not all

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March 31, 2021 Tony Thornley 2602 Views Clayton Cowles, comics, Jonathan Hickman, Mahmud Asrar, Marvel Comics, Reign of X, Review, Sunny Gho, Tom Muller, Wolverine, X-Men
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Review: ‘Barbalien: Red Planet’ #5 Delivers A Powerful And Impressive Finale

Mark Markz has been hunted down and brought back to his home planet of Mars. As he faces execution, he

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March 31, 2021 James Ferguson 2525 Views Aditya Bidikar, Barbalien: Red Planet, Black Hammer, comics, Dark Horse Comics, Gabriel Hernandez Walta, Jeff Lemire, Jordie Bellaire, Review, Tate Brombal
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Review: ‘Guardians Of The Galaxy’ #12 Blasts Off Into The Great Beyond

The Guardians of the Galaxy have had a hell of a year. They’ve faced monsters, criminals and invasions. Now they

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March 31, 2021 Tony Thornley 2732 Views Al Ewing, comics, Cory Petit, Federico Blee, Guardians of the Galaxy, Juann Cabal, Marvel Comics, Review
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Advance Review: Fame Comes At A Cost In ‘The Silver Coin’ #1

‘Eisner-winning artist Michael Walsh teams with an all-star lineup of collaborators—Chip Zdarsky, Kelly Thompson, Ed Brisson, and Jeff Lemire on

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March 31, 2021 Brendan M. Allen 2539 Views advance review, Chip Zdarsky, comics, Ed Brisson, Image Comics, Jeff Lemire, Kelly Thompson, Michael Walsh, Review, The Silver Coin
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Review: ‘Byte-Sized’ #4 Delivers A Beautiful, Action-Packed, And Fulfilling Conclusion To The Amblin Like Series

One of the best things that a story can do, especially a shorter one, is hook you in a way

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March 31, 2021 Scott Redmond 2402 Views AWA Studios, Byte Sized, comics, Cullen Bunn, Nelson Blake II, Review, Sal Cipriano, Snakebite Cortez
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Review: Even Superman Can Fall In ‘Action Comics’ #1029

Every child has to eventually learn that their parents are not indestructible. In Action Comics #1029, Superboy himself discovers that’s

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March 30, 2021 Tony Thornley 2314 Views Action Comics, comics, Dave Sharpe, DC Comics, Eric Gapstur, Hi-Fi, Phil Hester, Phillip Kennedy Johnson, Review, Superman
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